What does a barrister do?
There are two main types of lawyers in NSW–barristers and solicitors. Barristers are independent, specialist advocates who are trained to appear in a courtroom, in commissions of inquiry and in various forms of dispute resolution. Barristers also provide advice on legal problems for clients, solicitors, businesses and governments.
Outcomes for clients may improve significantly when barristers are involved at the earliest possible stage after a criminal charge is laid. The expertise of your barrister is also crucial to a successful outcome in your matter.
What can William do for you?
“I would like to formally thank you. I’m so grateful to have such a great and supportive team. I would like to thank the time and efforts you and [my solicitor] take to reach such achievement. I can’t imagine what would’ve happened without you. No words could I use to express my appreciation. Once again, thank you.”
SL, Sydney, June 2021
Decades of defence
As a barrister working exclusively in criminal defence for over four decades, William brings high-level knowledge and expertise to your matter, alongside an intuitive and astute understanding of client needs.
William provides legal advice and assistance and directly represents you in court. He will advise you and your solicitor about how best to proceed with the case, what evidence will best help your defence, and what a likely penalty will be.
With no matter too big or too small, William demystifies the criminal proceedings process, and leads with confidence. He listens to and respects each client and focuses on retaining their good name and reputation.
Contact William by email or call 0411 119 444 to arrange a meeting to discuss your needs